Our pickup and drop-off crew: officially sponsored by coffee and good vibes. We're pretty sure they communicate telepathically at this point. Rain or shine, sleet or snow, they're out there making sure your child gets where they needs to go!
Sign up today to catch the early bird discounted registration fee for Breckenridge Youth Tackle Football. It will be for grades 3rd -8th Grade. Please see flyer below for more info and who to contact.
Just out here kickin’ it and your kickball strategy is 90% chaos and 10% hoping someone else catches it 😂 Mrs. Shelley having some fun outside today with students. #kickballvibes #gohuskies
Important Notice for Parents/Guardians
You may see a new fee listed in your student’s PowerSchool account. This could be due to either missing library materials that have not been returned or unpaid athletic fees.
Letters will be mailed home next week with details about any outstanding items or fees.
If missing library materials are returned, the associated fee will be removed.
Please note: Unpaid fees accumulate throughout a student’s academic career. Diplomas will not be issued until all outstanding fees are paid.
Thank you for your attention to this matter!
Can't wait to see all the Huskie Spirit at Homecoming 2025!
My School Closet has an urgent need for kids school clothing so that they can have full services for our upcoming fall orders. They service all schools in Gratiot County. Their spring orders were short by 140 pants and shirts for boys. There is a box at the elementary and the high school if you would like to donate. Please see the attached flyer with details for clothing that is urgently needed.
Thursday, June 5th for grades 3rd, 4th and 5th please join us for an awards celebration in the elementary gym.
3rd Grade- 8:45
4th Grade- 9:30
5th Grade- 10:15
Let's celebrate the end of the school year!
This is also a half day of school for our last day. Students will be dismissed at 11:20.
📣 Attention Student-Athletes & Families! 🏅
We’re excited to roll out our new and improved process for collecting student-athlete information — and yes, this will be MANDATORY for all 6th through 12th grade Breckenridge athletics participants starting in the 2025/2026 school year!
If your student plans on participating in ANY sport for the 2025/2026 season, please register them ASAP by following the links below! We will no longer be doing sign-up sheets outside the high school office - this is the ONLY way to sign your student up for a sport.
💡 What’s new?
✅ Quick, streamlined forms
✅ Mobile-friendly
✅ Easier for families to stay in the loop
📄 Intro Letter – https://5il.co/3gyv4
👨👩👧 Parent Sign-Up – https://5il.co/3gyv5
Let’s get ahead of the game - complete your info ASAP to stay eligible and ready for the season!
🎉 POSTSEASON ALERT! 🏆
It’s a HUGE week for our Huskies—come out and support your teams as they battle in the postseason!
⚾️ Baseball Pre-District
📅 Tues, May 27 – 5:00 PM
📍 v. MLS @ St. Charles
🎟https://gofan.co/event/3616092?schoolId=MI4082
🥎 Softball District
📅 Fri, May 30 – 3:00 PM
📍 v. Fulton @ Fowler
🎟 https://gofan.co/event/3616865?schoolId=MI4082
🏌️♂️ Boys Golf Regionals
📅 Wed, May 28
📍 Mt. Pleasant Country Club
🏃♂️🏃♀️ Track & Field State Finals
📅 Sat, May 31
📍 Hudsonville High School
🎟 https://gofan.co/event/3592336?schoolId=MHSAA
Let’s bring the energy and cheer on our athletes as they go for gold! 💪🐾
#HuskiePride #GoBlue
Breckenridge Athletics Weekly Update: May 18 – May 25
Huskie Pride Shines in Championship Week Across the Board!
The final full week of May was packed with championship-level performances that showcased the heart of Breckenridge Athletics. From league titles in golf and track to thrilling baseball and softball battles, our student-athletes brought the heat. Whether it was Blaze Snyder battling to a playoff finish on the green, our track teams dominating the conference meet, or Noah Barr’s bat coming alive on the diamond, there was no shortage of Huskie heroics!
Golf – MSAC Champions Crowned!
The Breckenridge golf team had a week to remember, proving they’re a force both within and beyond their division. On Tuesday, the Huskies traveled to St. Louis for the Shark Classic and held their own against larger Division 3 competition, finishing 4th overall with a team score of 363. Blaze Snyder led the way, tying for 1st with a stellar 79 and finishing second after a playoff hole. Dylan Davenport (15th, 92) and Noah Barr (16th, 93) rounded out the top-20 finishes.
They capped off the week on a high note Friday at The Emerald, battling through rain to claim the MSAC Championship by an incredible 52 strokes! The team posted a score of 343 and all six Huskie golfers placed in the top seven in the league. Snyder once again led with a 79, Carter Suhr took 2nd (82), Barr 3rd (90), Derek Becker and Keegan Suhr tied for 4th (92), and Davenport claimed 7th (95).
Track & Field – MSAC Champs x2 at Home!
The Huskie track teams put on a show at home as both the boys and girls teams claimed back-to-back MSAC Championships this past week. The performances were electric, with multiple personal records, podium finishes, and a deep sense of pride on full display.
Boys Conference Champions included:
Anthony Rowe in the 1600 (4:50.99)
Zander Mapes swept the throws with wins in shot put (47'5") and discus (139'8")
The 4x400 relay team (McCaw, B. Mayle, Br. Mayle, Rowe) clocked in at 3:46.11
Girls Conference Champions were led by:
BayLeigh Clapp in the 100 (13.62)
Kylo Riedel in the 100m hurdles (17.82)
Dasia Denwiddie, in the 300m hurdles (49.51)
4x1 of Raegyn Mayer, Kayla Goward, Kylo Riedel, BayLeigh Clapp 53.47
4x2 of Kylo Riedel, Raegyn Mayer, Kayla Goward, Dasia Denwiddie 1:53.37
4x8 of Maizy Matthews, Avery Westall, Ally Schmitz, Danica Aldrich 11:45.71
Raegyn Mayer soared to a PR of 16’5” in the long jump to take 1st
Second team and honorable mention finishes were too many to list here. The team effort was unmatched, and the Huskies made the most of their final conference meet at home. Congratulations to all the Track and Field athletes!
Baseball – Battling Hard as Districts Approach
The Breckenridge Varsity Baseball team faced a busy slate this week, highlighted by a high-powered split against Merrill and a hard-fought tournament run in Bay City.
Monday vs. Merrill:
In Game 1, the Huskies dropped a close 4-1 contest despite a strong 9-strikeout performance by Keegan Suhr. Blaze Snyder drove in the lone Huskie run. Game 2 was a different story. Noah Barr had a monster game, going 3-for-5 and helping lead a thrilling 10-8 extra-inning win. Gavin Corbat earned the win on the mound with strong relief, and multiple Huskies chipped in big hits, including Snyder, Clapp, and Davenport.
Thursday vs. Montabella:
Breckenridge split another doubleheader. In Game 1, Barr pitched well but the team couldn’t overcome some fielding miscues in a 5-2 loss. Game 2 was all Huskies. Corbat threw six solid innings, giving up just one run in a 3-1 win. Davenport and Barr each had two hits, and Snyder, Barr, and MacLaren drove in key runs.
Saturday at Bay City Central:
The Huskies dropped two tough matchups in tournament play. In a tight 4-3 loss to the Cougars, Davenport and Corbat each collected multiple hits. The second game against Bay City Central proved challenging, with the Huskies falling 14-0. Despite the score, the tournament provided crucial reps ahead of districts.
Softball – Big Bats and a Bounce Back Win
Breckenridge Varsity Softball showed both resilience and firepower this week with an offensive explosion in a split series vs. Merrill.
Friday vs. Merrill:
Game 1 was a slugfest with the Huskies coming up short 21-9. Despite the scoreline, the bats were hot with 11 hits. Emma Tinson and Blair Davenport each drove in two runs, while Tinson racked up three hits. Adyson Collins added an RBI single, and Lily St. John chipped in as well. Collins also struck out 10 batters in the circle.
Game 2 was a turnaround victory for Breckenridge, with the Huskies winning 17-6 thanks to an offensive onslaught and a career day from Ava Colthorp, who went 3-for-4 with a home run, two singles, and several RBIs. Collins and Tinson also added clutch hits, and the team piled on five more runs in the 7th to seal the win. It was a big momentum boost for the team heading toward postseason play.
🌟 Huskie Happenings This Week! 💙💛
It’s been a fantastic 4-day week at Breckenridge Community Schools! Our 2nd graders became published authors with their ocean-themed book project, and our boys and girls track teams and boys golf team all brought home MSAC Championships! 🏆
Students also enjoyed hands-on learning—from updating the BES library flower bed, to 3rd grade Game Day, to making lifelong memories at 5th grade camp (even in a little cold and rain!).
We’re proud of our students and thankful for our incredible staff and supportive community.
Have a safe and happy Memorial Day weekend as we honor those who have served.
Go Huskies! 🐾
https://sites.google.com/breckhuskies.org/bcsweeklyrecap/home/may-19-23
🌟 Celebrating Positive Influence in Gratiot County! 🌟
We're thrilled to announce that Braxton McNamee has been honored with the Above the Influence Positive Influence Award by Child Advocacy, recognizing his outstanding efforts to inspire and uplift youth in our community. Braxton's commitment to promoting healthy choices and positive behaviors exemplifies the spirit of this award.
👏 Let's join together in congratulating Braxton for his dedication to making a difference in Gratiot County! His work continues to inspire others to rise above negative influences and lead with purpose.
Schedule Reminder
There will be no school on Friday, May 23rd and Monday, May 26th in observance of Memorial Day Weekend.
We wish all of our students, staff, and families a happy and safe Memorial Day as we remember and honor those who have served. 🇺🇸 School will resume on Tuesday, May 27th.
Go Huskies!
The Varsity Cheer Team will be holding a youth cheer camp for 3rd -8th Grades. It will be the grade the student will be going into for the 2025-2026 school year. Please see flyer below for any questions!
✈️ Our Physics class has taken flight! Students have been exploring the principles of aerodynamics by designing and testing paper airplanes. They experimented with how different shapes and materials affect lift, drag, and flight performance. The unit wrapped up with some friendly competition — from longest distance to hang time and even creative trick flights. Science in action has never looked so fun! 🧪📏 #STEM #PhysicsInFlight #HuskiePride
Our last Wall of Wonderful work for the 2024-2025 school year. Great job to all students all year long. We are proud of all of you!
